Scientists in South Korea unveiled the world’s first commercially cloned pet dog last week after fleecing a Californian woman for $25,000 in order to clone her pitbull Booger. The company, RNL Bio, used a piece of Booger’s ear tissue to breed a litter of five identical puppies for the woman. "They are perfectly the same as their daddy. I am in heaven here. I am a happy person," she exclaimed at the press conference. The CEO of RNL Bio predicted that the company would clone as many as 300 more pet dogs next year for wealthy pet owners, adding "for my next project, I will consider cloning camels for rich people in the Middle East." (Ananova)
8.09.2008
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Scientists in South Korea unveiled the world’s first commercially cloned pet dog last week after fleecing a Californian woman for $25,000 in order to clone her pitbull Booger. The company, RNL Bio, used a piece of Booger’s ear tissue to breed a litter of five identical puppies for the woman. "They are perfectly the same as their daddy. I am in heaven here. I am a happy person," she exclaimed at the press conference. The CEO of RNL Bio predicted that the company would clone as many as 300 more pet dogs next year for wealthy pet owners, adding "for my next project, I will consider cloning camels for rich people in the Middle East." (Ananova)
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